Like I'm not even sure Nerevar would've been upset (in the long run)? "What makes a Chimer great, making sure the other dies before him." The sort of Boethiah-style betrayal was just something very natural in their culture at the time. Meanwhile, Nerevar was also incredibly faithful to the three good daedra, basically being their champion, so I imagine he might be a bit upset about the Tribunal replacing the Chimer religion (though I doubt he'd have approved of Dagoth Ur's religion either).
He also might be a little upset when his friend stabbed him to death to take the power of Heart.
Jokes aside, we do not know what kind of person Nerevar was, he was a warcheif of clans, who really loved war, treachery, slavery and did everything to prosper in harsh lands. So imo he was not that "knight in a shiny armor" most of the players see him.
And in the end he might use Heart for himself (even chronicles tell is that he wanted not to) and became even greater warchief, bringing destruction to all non-chimer. Yeaaaah, 'what if', I know...
Absolutely :) nerevar was just a guy, he's mythologized to hell and back, and much of who he was has been lost in any way other than the distant warped memories of demigods who've spent millenia lying to themselves since, and daedra who aren't likely to be truthful either.
"I am sooo mad at all of you, betrayers! What, almost no slavery in our lands anymore? You've lost war to the guy with one huge golem...but you have your own, version 2.0! How many Houses remain? Loosers and traitors!
It just so happens that divine knowledge of the Dreamworld blows your eyes out of your face and makes you grow tentacles or if you can't handle it you swell into a pustuled mindless zombie. That's not the Sharmat's fault, that's just the way the metaphysical cookie crumbles. He just wants to share his intimate knowledge of divinity with all the good people of Vvardenfall so that they can see they've been betrayed by the false Tribunal gods, and rise up to bring the dunmeri people to a new age of glory. Is that so bad?
Who is da artist
This is what I found.
Rly sad we have to depend on other nice redditors to find the artist instead of OP linking it outright. Thank u 🙏
Wealth beyond measure.
Dude you are a life saver
Muthsera.
I wish they were still active tho, last post from their new account was like 2023 😭
SixteenthChapel
Artist is SixteenthChapel (previously known as w6-art) on tumblr
My Nerevarine chooses to believe Dagoth's version of events a la this meme.
Like I'm not even sure Nerevar would've been upset (in the long run)? "What makes a Chimer great, making sure the other dies before him." The sort of Boethiah-style betrayal was just something very natural in their culture at the time. Meanwhile, Nerevar was also incredibly faithful to the three good daedra, basically being their champion, so I imagine he might be a bit upset about the Tribunal replacing the Chimer religion (though I doubt he'd have approved of Dagoth Ur's religion either).
He also might be a little upset when his friend stabbed him to death to take the power of Heart.
Jokes aside, we do not know what kind of person Nerevar was, he was a warcheif of clans, who really loved war, treachery, slavery and did everything to prosper in harsh lands. So imo he was not that "knight in a shiny armor" most of the players see him.
And in the end he might use Heart for himself (even chronicles tell is that he wanted not to) and became even greater warchief, bringing destruction to all non-chimer. Yeaaaah, 'what if', I know...
Absolutely :) nerevar was just a guy, he's mythologized to hell and back, and much of who he was has been lost in any way other than the distant warped memories of demigods who've spent millenia lying to themselves since, and daedra who aren't likely to be truthful either.
In general I think Nerevar would be pretty angry at all parties involved
"I am sooo mad at all of you, betrayers! What, almost no slavery in our lands anymore? You've lost war to the guy with one huge golem...but you have your own, version 2.0! How many Houses remain? Loosers and traitors!
Except Dwemers. Kagrenak, bro, nice job!"
haha, what a grand and intoxicating innocence :D
It just so happens that divine knowledge of the Dreamworld blows your eyes out of your face and makes you grow tentacles or if you can't handle it you swell into a pustuled mindless zombie. That's not the Sharmat's fault, that's just the way the metaphysical cookie crumbles. He just wants to share his intimate knowledge of divinity with all the good people of Vvardenfall so that they can see they've been betrayed by the false Tribunal gods, and rise up to bring the dunmeri people to a new age of glory. Is that so bad?